For all their achievements this respect a charge that defined “HUMAN-compliant.”
1. Maximum attention to eco-friendly products
2. Care of product quality, enhancing the craftsmanship and creativity
3. Carry only small quality products
4. Each product has its own story that inspired its creation. This is inserted into the birth certificate of the product so that whoever buys it will know and appreciate the human component.

From these premises are born creative items like a mobile Rubik’s cube, a bag of wood called a mobile wearable snap a library assembled and disassembled in a few seconds for Nomad sentimental and existential and many other creative ideas.
The project Clab4desig was born recently, but has big ambitions. Are planning to expand their scope with the help of young designers specialize in design for furniture items that share their philosophy.
From the site you can guess that their desire is to make the laboratory an open space where talented young people to express their creativity and give them the opportunity to develop and market the most interesting ideas and prototypes.

Sometimes, a single long table really is the best option for a particular room. But that doesn’t mean you’re stuck with matching chairs.

“In one dining room we did,” says New York-based interior designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz . “the owner had a very long dining table. Having 14 chairs around it made the room too busy with legs. Our solution was to select four high back chairs that divide the table in two sections, and then to design a banquette that was repeated four times. The host and hostess sit in the middle chairs, so that they have access to all guests.”

If you’d like to re-create this look on a modest budget, you needn’t have benches and chairs custom made. Many furniture stores sell settees that could work quite nicely at a table; just make sure you select pieces that coordinate well with the upholstered chairs so the arrangement looks thought-out, not thrown-together.

If you have a screened-in porch or sunroom, consider using it for casual dining. To make this windowed room meal-ready, designer April Sheldon placed antique Chinese scholar benches on either side of a table made from an ironwood platform from India. The backless benches are surprisingly comfortable, she says — and they are easier to get in and out of than benches with high backs. And because there is no upholstery, spills are never a concern.

You could create a similar feeling in an indoor dining room, too, says Sheldon; just make sure the furniture is not only beautiful, but comfortable, as well. “People really like to linger at the table,” she says. “It’s all about feeling good, relaxing and enjoying good food.”

The greenest dining room chairs are the ones that use reclaimed or recycled materials, organic fibers and sustainable manufacturing practices. If you don’t already have green dining chairs, this guide will help you find some. If your old dining room chairs are barely hanging in there, and you don’t want Uncle Tony to come crashing down when he sits down for dinner the next time he visits, you need to find some sturdy and sustainable dining room chairs that will not only stand the test of time, but look good doing it.

In this Green Buying Guide, we will give you the low down on some of the most eco-friendly dining chairs out there. From FSC-certified wood to organic cotton to recycled materials, these green dining chairs chairs feature the best elements from some of our favorite sustainable designers. And, they are sure to please your hungry guests as much as your cooking (OK, for some of you, more than your cooking). Whether your style is elegant and formal or sleek and modern, hopefully you’ll find a green dining room chair here to suit your taste.

Stackable, Eco-friendly Dining Room Chair by Ross Lovegrove

• What: Orbit Chair by Ross Lovegrove
• Why: Made from super resource-efficient bent plywood and certified by GREENGUARD, which means less nasty chemicals that can volatilize to create poor indoor air quality.
• Nice touch: Stackable up to 6 high.

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Dining Room Armchair Made from Recycled Seatbelts

• What:Arbor Armchair by J. Persing
• Why: Webbing made out of durable post-industrial seatbelts, “Eco-Benefit Ply-bending techniques” saves 8 to 10 times as much wood as solid lumber.
• Nice touch: Customizable wood and webbing colors.

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• What: Cain Chair by STAACH
• Why: Sustainable wood from New York and Pennsylvania, non-toxic glues and low-VOC lacquers.
• Nice touch: Can be upholstered to fit in with any dining room design scheme.

Reclaimed Railroad Tie Dining Room Chair

• What: Railroad Tie Dining Chairs by VivaTerra
• Why: Awesome hardwood without the guilty conscience. Made from 100% reclaimed teak, pine and ironwood railroad ties.
• Nice touch: Weathered wood shows this seat has a history.

Sustainable Teak Wood Dining Room Chair